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Egyptian AI-Powered Logistics Startup Roboost Secures $3 Million Investment for MENA Expansion
Led by Silicon Badia, with participation from RZM Investment, Flat6Labs, and Saudi Angel Investors, this funding will fuel Roboost’s regional expansion ambitions.
Roboost has carved a niche with its game-changing SaaS solution and AI operations copilot.
The platform boasts a number of features like pre-delivery tech, precision auto-dispatching, and “smart routes” based on text addresses setting new standards in delivery automation.
The $3 million investment will fuel its expansion across the MENA region, capturing the vast potential of the delivery market.
Diversification is also on the horizon, with Roboost planning to venture into e-commerce and middle-mile solutions, offering tailor-made automation for businesses of all sizes.
Hossam Shafick, Investor at Silicon Badia, expressed his confidence:
“Our investment reflects our belief in Roboost’s vision and capabilities. We are thrilled to support their journey towards regional and global leadership.”
Roboost’s success story is a testament to the power of AI in revolutionizing logistics.
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